Wipawe made me feel very welcome. She had the refrigerator stocked with soft drinks. Different sorts of coffee. And a large fruit basket with a variety of fresh fruits for my stay. Some Mama noodles for when we were hungry. Everything was very clean. And exactly as described by the listing, or better.

She was very responsive, even adding me on Line, a popular Thai messaging app, which made things easier. Most important is that I was coming in late at night, and she helped out with making that easy.

The host and apartment were excellent. An excellent choice.

Hints for the neighborhood:
You should download the tripadvisor and wongnai apps for your phone. These are very useful for finding stuff. Specifically, if you search trip advisor for The Never Ending Summer, a suggestion below. It will give you directions to it. Etc.

Jam Factory, this is a collection of shops and coffee shops and restaurants and a gallery with nice photographs. It is very close. You should definitely visit. To get there, you should take a tuk tuk to the left, away from the senna fest mall, on Charoen Nakhon. If you go for about 1 minute on the Tuk Tuk, you will see a street food mall called Klongsan Mall (I think). Walk down this lane, this mall, for about 200M until you get to the end of the food stalls. Now turn left toward the open air. Now a quick right, and you will see a great coffee shop, and a book store, and further in, a very nice restaurant called The Never Ending Summer restaurant

The Thon Buri BTS station is a very short walk away. Exit the gate of the condo complex, carefully cut across the road, the small park, and the road again, and it is just 200M away.

Shuttle ferry-If you walk toward the main road, Charoen Nakhon, and carefully cross at the cross walk, you will see a small park. If you walk into this park along the LEFT side, you will come to a ferry pier. For only 20 baht you can take the ferry to the other side. Often the bridge over to Bkk is bad. But if you can avoid it using this ferry. Things are quicker. You can get a taxi or tuk tuk, or access the Saphin Taskin BTS. The ferry also allows you to access other ferry's although these are often super busy.

To the right on Charoen Nakhon, along the river side, are many very good street food places. I can't tell their names right now, as I am still experimenting.